Milarepa Puja is practiced every Full Moon at KSK. It includes a tsok offering, so bring finger-food to share, and arrive fifteen minutes early.
Milarepa, Tibet’s Great Yogi, c.1035 – 1135 CE, is known for his great determination to achieve Buddhahood in a single lifetime, for his great struggles, and for his teaching through song. His teacher was the great master, Marpa the Translator, who helped Milarepa attain Buddhahood despite his seemingly unsurmountable obstacles and a previous practice of black magic. Milarepa is an inspiration to us all, encouraging us to have confidence to overcome our own many obstructions. This chanting practice encourages practitioners and provides a blessing that we may too achieve enlightenment in this very lifetime.
More on Milarepa’s life may be found here.

The auspicious King Prayers may also be recited during full moon practice.